Protest rallies a huge success

Mojo wrote:
..... Our commitment is to first and foremost, be the official source for
unbiased, truthful information.


So if I look past your "humor", and if I look past the parodies (photos
and stories), I will find unbiased, truthful information? Suppose we
start with your name. Wait, perhaps that's a poor example of all of
the "truthful" information found on HRS.

Jim Reilly
Reading, PA

"Sunset Lowracer [TM] Fanatic" wrote in message
oups.com...

nget who? wrote:
...
And the question is,what recumbent team won its category for the 2005
Race across America?...

Apples and oranges. Put calibrated power measuring cranks/BB on a
properly setup NoCom and any highracer and see which is faster under
identical power outputs and conditions. Enough said.

--
Tom Sherman - Fox River Valley

My only observation is what is Mr. Sherman doing up at 4:08 AM? I of course
stay up all night and only sleep every other day, but I know Mr. Sherman is
a working man and he should get his sleep or he will perform civil
engineering errors which may cause the loss of life and other dire
catastrophes. Really now, Mr. Sherman should not post to ARBR before 6.00 AM
at the earliest. And I want him in bed getting his beauty sleep by 11:00 PM.
We do not need civil engineers running around drugged by the lack of sleep.

Regards,

Ed Dolan - Minnesota

nget who? wrote:
'Sunset Lowracer [TM Wrote:
Fanatic']nget who? wrote:
...
And the question is,what recumbent team won its category for the
2005
Race across America?...

Apples and oranges. Put calibrated power measuring cranks/BB on a
properly setup NoCom and any highracer and see which is faster under
identical power outputs and conditions. Enough said.

--
Tom Sherman - Fox River Valley
Is this true, a no com with power assist? You'll never get away with
that at any race I know of.

Read the post again and see http://www.srm.de/old/powermeter.html for
an example of a power measuring crank.

--
Tom Sherman - Fox River Valley

Edward Dolan wrote:
...
My only observation is what is Mr. Sherman doing up at 4:08 AM?...

Drinking cough syrup.

I of course
stay up all night and only sleep every other day, but I know Mr. Sherman is
a working man and he should get his sleep or he will perform civil
engineering errors which may cause the loss of life and other dire
catastrophes. Really now, Mr. Sherman should not post to ARBR before 6.00 AM
at the earliest. And I want him in bed getting his beauty sleep by 11:00 PM.
We do not need civil engineers running around drugged by the lack of sleep.

Judging by the typical salaries, what civil engineers do is not valued
very highly by society (though the former residents of New Orleans
might have cause to change their minds). Lawyers, political lobbyists,
investment bankers and those in public relations obviously contribute
much more to the well being of society, based on the compensation they
receive.

--
Tom Sherman - Fox River Valley

Mojo wrote:
Tom,

Word is, you were sorely missed at a famous Midwestern Recumbent Party
this weekend. Event organizers apparantly lost your emai address.

Trust me, your position regarding recent discussions on this forum
were one of the topics amongst the partygoer's.

Should you have come, perhaps a NoCom would have been farfetched but
I'll guarantee you plenty of good company, food, and spirits.

Unfortunately, I would have been spreading an influenza virus (no, not
H5N1!) had I attended said event, which would have been a disservice to
the Chicagoland recumbent riding community.

--
Tom Sherman - Fox River Valley

'Sunset Lowracer [TM Wrote:
Fanatic']nget who? wrote:
'Sunset Lowracer [TM Wrote:
Fanatic']nget who? wrote:
...
And the question is,what recumbent team won its category for the
2005
Race across America?...

Apples and oranges. Put calibrated power measuring cranks/BB on a
properly setup NoCom and any highracer and see which is faster
under
identical power outputs and conditions. Enough said.

--
Tom Sherman - Fox River Valley
Is this true, a no com with power assist? You'll never get away with
that at any race I know of.

Read the post again and see http://www.srm.de/old/powermeter.html
for
an example of a power measuring crank.

--
Tom Sherman - Fox River Valley

A no com with power assist, it was a joke, kind of like your apple and
oranges response.The Race across America was a real road, real life
race,don't need no powermeters to know who wins.


--
nget

"Sunset Lowracer [TM] Fanatic" wrote in message
ups.com...

Mojo wrote:
Tom,

Word is, you were sorely missed at a famous Midwestern Recumbent Party
this weekend. Event organizers apparantly lost your emai address.

Trust me, your position regarding recent discussions on this forum
were one of the topics amongst the partygoer's.

Should you have come, perhaps a NoCom would have been farfetched but
I'll guarantee you plenty of good company, food, and spirits.

Unfortunately, I would have been spreading an influenza virus (no, not
H5N1!) had I attended said event, which would have been a disservice to
the Chicagoland recumbent riding community.

--
Tom Sherman - Fox River Valley

I have not had a cold since I was in the Navy some 50 years ago. That is
because I am a hermit and never have any contact with people. I highly
recommend to all of you that you go and do as I have done. Sever all your
relations with your fellow creatures. However, you may have as many cats as
you want as they will never give you anything as long as you don't let them
scratch and bite you. This is easier said than done as not all cats like
their owners.

Ed Dolan - Minnesota

Edward Dolan wrote:
...However, you may have as many cats as
you want as they will never give you anything as long as you don't let them
scratch and bite you. This is easier said than done as not all cats like
their owners....

Cats do not have owners. I suggest reading "The Silent Miaow" by Cica
(and translated by Paul Gallico) for informational purposes on what
cats really think about people.

--
Tom Sherman - Fox River Valley

"Sunset Lowracer [TM] Fanatic" wrote in message
oups.com...

Edward Dolan wrote:
...However, you may have as many cats as
you want as they will never give you anything as long as you don't let
them
scratch and bite you. This is easier said than done as not all cats like
their owners....

Cats do not have owners. I suggest reading "The Silent Miaow" by Cica
(and translated by Paul Gallico) for informational purposes on what
cats really think about people.

--
Tom Sherman - Fox River Valley

I think Tom is right about this without me having to go read anything. I
find that I am waiting on my cats hand and foot and they do not even
appreciate what I am doing for them. Furthermore, they are costing me a
fortune in cat food.

I believe one should only have two cats at the most. Anymore than that and
you are asking for nothing but trouble. Anyone on this group want a cat?

Ed Dolan - Minnesota

Sunset Lowracer [TM] Fanatic wrote:
Edward Dolan wrote:

...However, you may have as many cats as
you want as they will never give you anything as long as you don't let them
scratch and bite you. This is easier said than done as not all cats like
their owners....


Cats do not have owners. I suggest reading "The Silent Miaow" by Cica
(and translated by Paul Gallico) for informational purposes on what
cats really think about people.


Taxidermy, there are plenty of good books on this method of pet care and
if cats could read book covers that'd be all you needed. Of course cats
despite reading books almost as much as they despise owners who think
they actually own their cats. Then I suggest consider how good a cat fur
seat cover can be. There are always solutions.